More alcohol, more bad decisions, more babies, more opportunities for evolution.

Next step is just not using the key fob.

The ol Ubisoft formula? Yeah - I enjoy sprinkling them in to my gaming.

Easy to pick up. Only got a bit of time? Go unlock some area or marker. Got a longer amount of time? Make progress towards the main quest. That with achievements gives me a list of short and long goals I can work towards.

Funny that you mention it. I usually play an open world game in parallel with a heavier on rails RPG/CRPG – and opt for the open world game when I want a more “brain off” session.

(I haven’t been paying attention to news.)

But if power is out I could see some traffic lights eventually failing to work, at which point I might guess the driver/organization sees it as a liability to continue the routes. So, I don’t know if the payment system would be the limitation.

No way – my money is on StarCraft Rumble.

All over the place but the theme seems to be MMO.

HorizonXI Erenshor Guild Wars 1

Yeah - wasn’t until later when I did some work with camera orientation in 3D that Linear Algebra and Matrix Transformations clicked a bit more for me.

Just assume you’re not smart.

You were correct to do so - I was immediately aroused.

Taxes. Health Insurance. Visa.

It’s a unique situation. If you’re not signing anything and are not combining finances – then it seems fairly low risk at a glance. Try not to get anyone pregnant.

What are your reservations? Is this your first time living with someone else outside of your family? Does this help you two save money in some way? Are there other stipulations to this arrangement?

Oh God - this is an Epic Games only thing? Guess I’ll read the article.

King Of The Hill

Good opportunity to remember what’s in your pantry.

A friend always dragged me around to live music events. Never really sought them out myself.

Came here to say HorizonXI - which is a private server of the Final Fantasy XI MMO.

It is not easy to get back into after 20+ years away.

Pacing back and forth.

Tripping over Divinity Original Sin 1 and 2 when they were around $10 (I think) - and knowing nothing about them going into it - was awesome.

Sure - but dealing with those negatives temporarily can enable you to save up and obtain a car.

I’m normally a $19.99 person – but I think I’ll make an exception here if I see $29.99.